TOWN HALL PICTURES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2279, 21 May 1921, Page 3

TOWN HALL PICTURES.

All Ethel Clayton's pictures have been highly successful, and “ I lie Ladder of Lies,’’ her latest drama, to be presented at the Town Hall to-night, at usual prices, is no exception to the rule. The story is of two women. One woman's life had been a series of lies —another woman had told one untruth to save a friend. Vet the lirst was unsuspected, while the life happiness of the other was threatened. Supporting the big feature: “There Goes the Groom," a laughable comedy; an English Gazette, etc., will make up a lip-top evening’s entertainment at usual prices, 6d and Is Id, children oil. ’

fit>XDAY: M I'SiCAL LUBOWSKIS It is seldom Foxton lias the opportunity of hearing such a ldgliciass musical family as the talented Lubowskis, to appear at the Town Halt mi Monday, in'connection with the big feature, “Silver Lining." Headed by Daniel Lubowski, a master of 12 years, on the violin, the whole family are each highly accomplished. The solos and orchestral items arc beautiful, and are all rendered in a -clear and convincing manner. The picture programme will lie the one picture, “Silver Lining,” the racing, sculling, boxing and flying melodrama, with Bombardier Wells playing lead. As an exciting and thrilling. drama this feature lias never been equalled, being all-British throughout. Popular prices on Monday for this big bill.